You may think of your cats, dogs, birds, and other pets as part of your family – like children. However, you will not get custody of your furry or feathered friends in a divorce. It will be like splitting an asset – like it or not.
Year: 2023
Five Tips for Saving Money During Your Divorce
Many people delay divorce because of the cost involved. If you are serious about ending your marriage, do not let a lack of money stop you. Here are some ways to save money.
Are Nesting Arrangements Effective?
Nesting is the opposite of the traditional custody arrangement, in which the kids go back and forth between each parent’s homes. Instead, the kids stay in the marital home, while the parents are the ones who come in and out.
Tips for Requesting a Modification to Your Child Custody Arrangement
Custody orders can change over time as life changes and the children get older. However, modifications have to happen for a good reason and must be approved by the court, so make sure you understand the process.
What to Do if Your Ex is Not Paying Child Support
The topic of child support can bring about a lot of questions and concerns. How is it calculated? What happens if you cannot afford it? The Law Offices of Michael A. Robbins can help you. As a teacher, lecturer, and author, Attorney Robbins is highly knowledgeable about Michigan’s child support laws.
Who Gets to Live in the House During a Divorce?
If the marital home is the legal residence of both spouses, which is often the case in marriage, one spouse cannot kick the other out of the house. The Law Offices of Michael A. Robbins can help you understand your legal rights while divorcing in Michigan.
Will My Divorce Impact My Retirement Savings?
Even though your 401(k), pension, or other retirement account may be in your name only, it is still subject to split in a divorce. Make sure you understand the guidelines involved so you are not taken by surprise.
How is Cryptocurrency Handled in Divorce?
In divorces, it is easy to overlook cryptocurrency if a financial expert is not specifically looking for it. Because of this, most lawyers will look for it, especially if a spouse suggests that there may be hidden assets.
Can a Child Choose Which Parent to Live With?
Does a child’s preferences matter in Michigan? It does under certain circumstances. A child’s preference for custody may be considered as part of the best interests of the child standard. Here is what you need to know as a parent.
How to Initiate the Divorce Process in Michigan
Divorces are often highly complex and stressful, but the right knowledge can make things easier. The Law Offices of Michael A. Robbins can provide you with the best representation possible. We handle all the elements involved.
